What happens when all evidence cannot possibly be correct? The process of assembling evidence may reveal inconsistencies and the Genealogical Proof Standard emphasizes that resolving conflict is essential for credible conclusions. Through case examples, this lecture will help genealogists recognize conflicts and provide strategies to resolve them in order to build family stories that are authentic and accurate.
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excellent
Jennifer did a great job of presenting for all skill levels. Her chosen case study illustrated the basics of conflict resolution very well.
Excellent presentation, Very concise and easy to follow. I like that she included the thought process in the evaluating & comparing of the evidence.
Ms. Zinck reminds us of important proof standards to resolve conflicts. She gave examples to stay on track and to make a “Suggestions for further research” list.
Jennifer set up the beginning of her presentation with the definition of conflicting evidence. She then led a great step-by-step, logical case study path to resolving that conflict.
Excellent lecture. Very informative with a great overview of the GPS and resolving conflict.
Good examples of real conflict vs. perceived conflict. Also a good reminder to keep track of rabbit holes but not to go down them.
I appreciate a well laid out lecture – easy to read syllabus. Thank you.